Abstract
THE following paper summarizes recent work on the chemical structure of the body in as much as it is related to some of the problems of water and electrolyte balance. Some of the concepts are based on work that has not yet been confirmed, but enough is established to give a tentative outline of the changes in composition of intracellular as well as extracellular fluids. Chemical Anatomy From the point of view of balance of water and electrolyte, the chemical anatomy can be described in terms of three tissues. These are chosen because of their size, and because their peculiar . . .
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